(ANSA) - ROME, MARCH 06 - At least four people died and 24 were injured last night in northern Syria when some missiles were fired at refineries in an area under the control of Turkish forces and allied militias in Ankara. This was reported by the NGO Observatory for human rights in Syria (Ondus), stating that the missiles were launched by Russian ships and militiamen fighting in support of President Bashar al Assad. The bombing, which took place in the town of Jarablus, in the north-east of the province of Aleppo, caused a large fire. About thirty tankers also went up in flames. (HANDLE).
Syria: NGOs, missiles on refineries in the Turkish area, 4 dead
2021-03-06T10:34:35.439Z
At least four people died and 24 were injured in northern Syria last night when missiles were fired at refineries in an area under the control of Turkish forces and Ankara's allied militias. (HANDLE)
